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MyCryptoWallet collapses; liquidators appointed - Vimarsana News

MyCryptoWallet collapses; liquidators appointed

Liquidators for the collapsed digital currency exchange will update creditors by December 17, amid rising calls for more regulation in the crypto sector.

Source: afr.com
Aussie Cryptocurrency Exchange MyCryptoWallet Collapses, Appoints Liquidators — Greek City Times - Vimarsana News

Aussie Cryptocurrency Exchange MyCryptoWallet Collapses, Appoints Liquidators — Greek City Times

Melbourne-based cryptocurrency exchange MyCryptoWallet’s chief executive, Jaryd Tyson Koenigsmann, appointed liquidators SV Partners on Friday December

Australian Crypto Exchange Plummets Amid Sea Of Complaints - Vimarsana News

Australian Crypto Exchange Plummets Amid Sea Of Complaints

Australian crypto exchange MyCryptoWallet has plummeted amidst a surge of complaints that have been made by users along with allegations of missing funds. The exchange has also been accused of potentially leaving behind countless customers deprived of access to their crypto assets. 

Liquidators of collapsed Melbourne crypto company Blockchain Global Limited pursue Bitcoin millions - Vimarsana News

Liquidators of collapsed Melbourne crypto company Blockchain Global Limited pursue Bitcoin millions

Administrators of a failed cryptocurrency company based in Melbourne are pursuing millions in missing bitcoin claimed to be on a stolen laptop overseas.

Liquidators of collapsed Melbourne crypto company Blockchain Global Limited pursue Bitcoin millions - Vimarsana News

Liquidators of collapsed Melbourne crypto company Blockchain Global Limited pursue Bitcoin millions

Administrators of a failed cryptocurrency company based in Melbourne are pursuing millions in missing bitcoin claimed to be on a stolen laptop overseas.

Source: smh.com.au